Hi!
I was just given a secret method for controlling tomato infections. I live
in southern Mexico, and tomatos struggle to survive, so I hope this cure
works, which it supposedly does in spades:
Get a section of electric wiring with somewhat thick copper wiring, cut off
a 2-3 inch section of an individual wire, and insert it through the stem of
the tomato plant just above the roots.
This creates a colloidal copper generation, which immunizes the tomato plant
against a wide variety of common tomato diseases.
Hope it helps!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dee" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 8:47 AM
Subject: Re: CS>Organics, ...........
I appreciate your point of view Wayne, and Mike's patience. I still feel
that natural substances allowed to rot down as compost, should have a more
balanced benefit than chemicals which have been put together for a
specific
reason i.e. ....to grow more tomatoes on one plant, say. Maybe I am
wrong,
but there must be some reason for our crops in this day and age, having
less
nutrient value than they had in the past. This is what is being told to
us
ad infinitum, so there must be a reason for this, and the
pesticide/chemical
formula used by so many growers, is the thing that springs to mind. Also
acid rain I suppose. However, as this is just my own reasoning without
any
valid scientific data to back it, I could quite well be wrong. Can you
then
tell us the reason for the decline in nutrient value of crops? Dee
-------Original Message-------
From: CWFugitt
Date: 05/09/2007 00:42:12
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>Organics, ...........
Evening Dee, Faith and others interested.
Be aware that I am not picking on you by any means.
I need to address the message to someone. <grin>
At 12:15 PM 9/4/2007, you wrote:
I have done all but beg someone to tell me the name of an organic plant
nutrient. And I mean the chemical composition.
I realize that most cannot do this.
Most organic nutrient products will not tell you that, even if the people
selling them know. I think some of the do in fact know.
One thing I failed to point out in the example that Faith gave, is that,
the
strong ammonia smell of the manure indicates strongly that part of the
Nitrogen is in fact Ammonia form nitrogen.
The plant cannot eat it, not one molecule of it.
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